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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE. Sept 0.-cstIss steady Maaiiaz 9lc-::-..
E:sr s,rs:s ana w.s:Ts 50 g 2sS
Mis- ssserass ~ Is Extra s. 90 ss 90 ia no
Brands Y SO Ta%T a r no. ' Ret
ss Amber sl0ssc western easier and curt; Ne 49,
Ss;; s. ss.' 5,e:s5sl
s Ss " and arm, Waite 80 cole YsllOw s6ssee;
" n ANA sa ss.S.Is Sss
es5c western sIse 81 s32.c. fsansvy..iA 80 esao
w f.: m's SIS 20
$40 Is Ssis So sns PAR Es siass
Bs ::. ioe s.S s lsfsHS:anss %
Butter steady: Western Packed 1929. Tsasery
E.ssss o;.e.a a esrs.e. ordinary ialr
sts2o.o susar 1sl.r sS,s -. si iiss lp
ssssa q Serooo' per .sss@sr du -cets.a
ssur srau 20 r:cs,ps. Fcar a az Dbl! ssls
Bye leo bsaa shpusnts-flsnr 20 ss a ooo Wheat
$4,000 Germ hasa salss-wasat 2zoooo oush
Cors 42.300 tash
GsSeo 70 s.nsy = 70
siadi,s:: ~ Winter s1:is .IsS
Ds,ry Extra aiea2c. Cheese dnIi-B.st E.v.Yer. and
V-S:s Il; r.. ay.ur sscs ss and eseo
saeka $4,000 busA osn 22ooo sasn. shorts io.ooo
price 30 nara Northern Paeinc steady At SOC .sssd
.; w ya:'i s ss 81 ~
.se store oa' sc.iys a w sssds hsns' S
western - ssSc. harley and unch.sg:a West
snehanssaU%isisi stan SIS CO. sps. Cana!
fresls dull wsak-wbsat Sic Corn ssc LsDSs,
Ssss Esssd 20 600 Dbl. wh.s. 900
Issn Canal shpns.ss-Wh.si iossso sash Corn $4,000
hssA oats $4,000 sash Malt ...--- bush
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Qnft1o,s 8dles.

I OGAN COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
~ GOAL, GAS. OIL AND TIMBER LANDS yOa
SALE.
BY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of Logan
County, Virginia, rendered I'm the chanccFy causs Of
]. d. Wilkinson against George r. y Floyd ct a. tho M
dersgned special commissioners WILL on the an dA q
october, 1857 at the front door OF the Court House OF
Logan County, West Virginia, sell tho following lands
0ne-half Of tract OF 30 ceres on Jennin Creek,
One tract OF acres the Tug fork OF sandy Hayer
One tract Of I35 acres on Burning Creek
One tract OF 90 acres on Riher branch.
Ono tract OF 80 acres open fork OF IL Pole
One tract VI 100 acres On the waters Of Mlers and
One tract OF 2of0 rs acres on waters Pigeon Creek
One tract Of 5406 i3 the Trace and Eik FORKS
OF Pigeon Creek.
All OF the lands the OF the coal, on
and region OF West Virginia and well covered with
timber Title good Terms, enough cash fn hand 10 pay
Of one two and three years. -
Parties interested can address II. @. RAGLAND Loean
q. H., w. Va, or ). A BINg,. Wayne y H.. W. va,
II. q. RAGLAND,
j. A. BING,
Special Commissioners.
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Glefiion Notice.
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STATE OF NEw.YORK.
OFfIcE OF THB SECRErABy

STATE or NEw YORK. }
oSrcE OF THE sscsEr.sn OF sJATz
CiR@S S',g e i is Hereby GIVEN THAT
- general election to be be held In this state tho
S"ss 'ss sr:;
Secretary Of STATE IN the PI.ee 2, FHkpE cH COOK
r. hs s; 81
An AttorneyoeneraL IN the place OF DENIS o'BRTEN:
A state Engneer and Surveyor. In the place of Ell
whose terms Of Office expire the last day of De-
the suprsm. ccur. for the First Judicial
cHaRE e DE- q q oos
ns eaa e s P Senate District composed Of
County R,cn%oud and me present pil: Second Third
that lies within Roosevelt street Chatham street. Park
s'ss
street Leroy street and North Rvsr Island Bed
senator for the siIsh senate District composed Of the
lie. within Catherine street. Chatham street. Roosevelt street
Senator Tor the Senate District composed Of the
Tenth and s.,sneenth wards Of the cy Of Az
BoaSwsy and ali that portion the
, rsfa. Of .a$ % has s:s Ts
Senator for ne Eighth Senate p,o s 81 %
Snh ward .aS city that ,, visa. .eESy stree:
sd Mor rs ali thar econ Of the
e q 81 s s S e IL:
within Fourteenth street Thirteth street and
said city that lies Within Twenty sixth street. Thrtisth
street. Sixth avenue and North River.
Senator for the Ninth Senate DISTRICT composed OF Au
portion OF tho Eighteenth Nineteenth end rwentynrss
wards Of the city OF York that lies eatof Third avenue
and Black wells Island =.
Tenth Senate District. composed Of all
portion and Twenty first wards OF the
city within Thrteth street. Fortse;h
'' oi .sd
and all that portion Of the Twelfth and Tweoty
second wards that lies east OF Eighth avenue WARDS and
Randsrs islands
Twenty fourth OF the city OF New
York and all that portion OF the Twelfth. Twentieth and
wards Of said city that lies within Thrtetn
street. spuyten Duyv Creek Eighth avenue and Hudson
County and district officers also be elected for said
Twent y.four members OF Assembly
Disrict-Attorney, In the place OF RANDOLPH b. MAX
A Surrogate In the place Of DANIEL O. ROLLINS
one Coroner tho place Of MiCHAEL j. B. MES
All whose terms Of Office expire the Last day of De-
Also Judge OF the Court Sessions for the term
from January hrst eighteen hundred and
eightyelEht pursuant to Chapter 66i Laws oflss7.
Respectfully yours ,oo,,
Secretary Of State.
sHKRrFY's OFFICE,
COUNTY COURT HOUSE.
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEwYoRkt
Aug %, 1887.
certify be copy Of tho election notice
received by me this day from the secretary OF state
HUGH J. GRANT
Sheriff OF the City and County Of New.York.
Publishers OF newspapers VIII not Insert the ABOVE su'er
tisemcnt unless specially authorized so 70 DO
Sheriff of the City and County OF New-Yofk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBEK 10, 1887.

NOT ONE OTHER MANUFACTURER OF PAINTS
CAN SHOW EITHER BY ANALYSIS OR MODE OF
PREPARATION THAT THEIR PAINTS DAN RENDER
THE SERVICES oUKs 20.
AMERE ASSERTION IS UTTERLY WORTHLESS.
ALL THE INGREDIENTS oP OUR PAINTS HAVE
PRACTICAL RECORD OF OVER FIFTY YEARS WE
HAVE MANY SKILLED PROCESSES. BUT IN THEM
ALL DO THAT IMMENSE AMOUNT OF WORK WITH
OUT WHICH NO LIQUID PAINT Is AT ITS BEST
COLOR CARDS CIRCULARS THE r. J. MASH MAN
FEATURING CO., MANUFACTURERS OF PURE
LINeeED OIL LIQUID PAINTS, NYACK, N. Y, U.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10

~. 1000 Sooc puiled 5000 SECURED 1000 S!asH Y
10000 b sprng rexan In the GreaseI $4,000
snsssc nsis 10000 apd sb0ye dsese 4s eales BLACK
&c iob baec gray % az sO9 1coursd son
osv.rsi secured Toxan, 600 fesce. bucks 20 900
- washed fleece 5000 b fne fleece, rerrttory 6O0o
Ss,Ing 27eO0 b hne super pulled 900 ID lambs 90.
&oOc Do all On private terms sso 900 ~ "a
RI Tsiritory gle, and 5000 oregon. 2ilac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10

s ':!::;:::: :ia t. u. 81. 49,:
.I S;.i 1''a demand existed for shoe. '.n winters
s:,,s sssA s:s sVse; geo .sa ne S.t,-
S:..:..NS = sSo.;; :::InI S:sdssa 81 Co. fn.:
ss = :: s:'' B.,
ss os ''I Lost a.
,; Hr,s' T.. Receipt sas shp,,s:qSs so
c ca:.i su ss.A s ssSS. 1860 1890:
sa,s essl Ill $4,000
s e.; s's ss.s:: 1855 1853 10000
nf% The rs % me ss; ssss S:
-: sSs s$z
81 ssi:; & Ssls s: Is Ell; E:;;
so
;'s 70 g.
liz SsS;, sS.S; ::s az; 3.
nI DErsoIs SEPT o =. wh.a. n. Whit: 7s4cI NJ; 2
IS rs S: s;; - 3 g: Sc ST.
Germ $500 oats $500 6n: ie''' A''' ''''''
.s. Ne sH sa.a aa .: s su Req o'
Cash ss. S:': WHIT! sss: Ne
f.s Ne ats,ss Ts: :sn
TENDER 50 so October 50 So Butter quiet Dairy les
ts.a, Wa.
500 'i 90 ''
"a sa.S sgs ossssT
% x sssi .a' .e.s h ms' NJ na'S
XSsiSc:: ;Sh.soy ir~-vns: ST g; spirit. 81 o.
S5s
Rye $50 bush Barley LOO bush.
Sept soss SSSa pS sa -h
western f.as:sissn. saessaa: s. sSssa 81; q:
s IS ooe a prss. q sV p. "a soS
Family 90 OH: Clear s. o. 40 ss az o.
st. ana sSahsn nos Clear 81 ,Sss
cso s1 !. sg ss
es 's..isss 20 Mnn:sesa p az fair to
{. FAIR ch.ic.. sassnor. ano!.d a s. 7s:;;:;:
as o,hs sf.S Sus aias%~srd IN
ihy WIN Ns.t closed shade lower than y.stsrday
s'ss % Fl
81 10 D' :s %
the ruled drn ander light offerings speculation
:sa prices opSn: wholly oom1a ;DCi lot; S S.5s Ss,:
e grain dspO, ssSo. y: hiIsd for ssp.ssssr. az
s 10 20 sr Der 90 Cr for
ruled arm and hoaefs we're generally assns nc advance
s sso' sa wslss So swSe storage So.
bot fer orr" oe ss or ss sn sss
SEQ, Ss DO r, SI Rose s. 1896
niisa ssoc, r.as.yI1an. and Jersey tdsiss sweets
ssss.aasd saos.s Sect 1915. Bs.i nam. .S9So.
ssIs mesa SO % q .%sssa
cured &C. Ssl2o Sides clear ribbed ~ sa s.e dodo
do smoked eaS7c Shoulders. pickle cured otG
RsnnSa Do steam I. nasl'i' l;s,s
a. ssG, Western s resn.rT Eau. a. asc
.s Full Gsii
r T part a: g. %f ss iii s%.
gss, sr@ and active p.nn.yysn. nrs,. E, Ies
s:s s.s,r~a's1'a srn sT.s.I'':@
ton Corn ''s 81" wn'ss 1890
uOrs 1000 SusA- oats iGooo bush
81 LOUIS Sept s-F1sur nrm and in good demand at
closed Lover 7o ksd o ssss ggS
Norsm sss' ss H psssnCsf s cio:as
slasYo closing 81 Corn SC oosr cash sest zoo
so.ss ss Nv.S5er Deesmoss S
sss closing oos.1 ss :.S
H Hs 50
!. sssls b. i
ies?ic coI1nea steady 81 wsi't.y 't:,ey a.
t.ls i IS Si1.: riss Tss:S.
Gst = sno S nss 49, ss Clear 81 Clear So.
So Is short Clear $40 000sio i2s. Hams sl2ssn.
Reeeiuts - Flour 1000 bbiA Wheat $4,000 lash Corr
5000 oat. 3Suo susn ny. 900 ss.h gaIIsT 600
bush. hipnents-Flour 1900 Dbls. Wheat 1000 bush
Corn I5.UoO bash oats 4,sOo sush Rye 1000 oush
Barley bush.
Was s., sS.s ss'h T .S ssspt.m
Corn steadv. hrn Cash l6c May +9 osts euie,i No
White Lc No Nav 32c Cloverseed active steady
Ca.n 81 25 beccmber 81 80 January - 90 peoIaaIy
50 IS Receipts Whsst 5000 bush Corn 1000 bush
oats O00 bush. shpmonts-wheat 600 bush Corn -
bush. Oats 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
LIVE STOCK Markets BY TELEGRAPH.

RrpgArn Sept Rs@eiDts last "a aeurs LAO
NeaS tstai TAR 1880 ssrt FOE sans tune
hsr week $40 head through G3 cars of which
% 8 sale; market was nun anu I'M
cattle here yesterday shippet ~ nst nanns
"a boura 6ZvO seaf total nr wesk
head consigned thaongh 10 OF which 10 Ne~feK
IL Good TO Choice sheep scarce snd nrn st
H25asf TO- Far Western Lambs 50 so; Good 10 thoit .
Canadian Lambs advanced l0Gl5c there being sales ~
s. Is e$6 o. Extra at 80 10 -, 49, a..
Sees- keetIrIt Ills head tsta TOT tas
week far 53470 time last week ~ 40
head through So OF which 20 70 Ne"
Is cars on prices 9lUc Mixed Pigs ana ght
Yorkors 25 Good 10 Choice Michigan stock - 80
go a. selected S. As 50 S. Selected sedan
weights So 6OQ5 TO- Selected Heavy Enhs - ou64 o.;
Btsys Sass market closed unsettled but gehefAV
lower; all offerings taken. - -. ,.,,<
song; Fancy S. 40 shipping steers So $50 %
Feeders 90. Cows Bulls and .Saxed 81 ~
as go Texan Cattle 81 1883 10. Western Rangerss@eo
Hoes : Receipts l40oU head Shipments 1000 head
market and sea0r; Rough 81 5ODs5 SO. raSkinE
slipping IS 1855 o. Light - 9osS3 Az Sps - w
SaesD-Itecepts 5000 head shipments head Market
steady 81 Wester1 So UOdS5 20 texahs
g 9das3 90; Lambs. - 25aS5 rs. - ,x
LOUIS. sept y.--Cu,le hecsips l,OVo neat snis-
menrs 200 steady. FAT 70 aoaoe
50 TO- Butchers steers % 80 80 W.
Feeders So 50es - so Texans ana indiana Co~hsn 70
Eces-hecss,s 500 ,ead LOO head market
fairly active and steady Buchers ana Choice Heavy %
0S54a Mixed Pacxisz 80 So - lorkers 10 lo9so ~
Pigs and Grassers "a . 81 So. So - .rI.,
700 snisneats foV ae%s h'~A>ss
was steady 81 1894 -. LANES So 1894 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10

rev ARTHUR BRocKs. Reeisr.-Msraing serge serge A.
II o'cIock sftsrnoon ~ .. The New, FRANCIS ".
saiTH Of woodssc VI. WIN preach suangsrs cordially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10

nor HUDSON AND CUXSACKIE.
Steamer Kaaterski leaves on Tuesdays and THURSDAY
at m. Saturdays at M. Steamer Walter Brett
st 0 y m from pier OF Jayst, N. r.
steamer McManus Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
from pier foot Frank ST. at p Boats connect VIII
Boston and Albany 4 v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
8ituatious iDente6--females.

WANTED AT BOUGRANDS, 101 West
w I5th st-Pirstclass Swedish baubsrnsds and wait
strons plain fer country
INN ~diatsiy FRENOH INTELLIGENCE ofFICE
WASHING and IRONING.-By respect
w able Protestant 70 out by the day - nfsy
cizss laundress family sxcsllsnt refsrsnsa CAL
Al 1873 West i9tn-st. rear second hsor
WASHING, &c.-By q respectable woman to
w 20 out by tho DAY. vsshinG ironing and osanngi %
veuld lake washns houses best Of city rsIetencs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
STEAMBOATS, ano Railrpaos.
CONSTITUTIONAL CENTENNIAL
~ AT PHILADELPHIA
Fare reduced from New.Yorf 10
PHILADELPHIA AND RETURN.

Fare reduced from New.Yort 10
PHILADELPHIA AND RETURN.
$3.50.
VIA CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEwJEBsEY
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
Station foot Of Liberty at, N. r.
Tickets good TO 20 September - II and 70 return until
September 90
NJ URyvICH LINE FOR BOSTON,
IN WOKUk.-TEK PORTLAND, NEW-LONDON, NOfSs
MIuH, WHITE oUNTAlhS. AND ALL PolNiS
Steamers CITY OF Worcester, City OF Boston and city
OF Lawrence leave fer 40 North River, foot OF WAITS
ST. next per above Desbrosses street Ferry daily, sun
days excepted, at y M .. w. DkADI, Agcne
IA EST SHORE RAILROAD.
w N. Y. Q. T. Ii. X Il CO.. essees.
Trains leave station follows, and 10 MN
utes earlier nom foot OF Jay-sL, North River
Detroit and Chicago. % IS a. m. y o5. 'sio D. m.
syraeDss BunSic Rochester suspension Bridge. Niagara
utlci is, 3 55, ii 80 a o5. 's:lt P m
Kingston sangerties, Catskill, Albany ID. 7;io
s 61an :, Sg wes. Point Cornwall NewOus. e As
% rs, z rs, % SO, 10 10, III $50 m, :, 10 q.
1915, s45 y. m, and oo p m orans'ons' CORNWALL
For Montreal and Canada a. East os p on n s.s NJ
Elegant sleeping for sudato Niagara Falls, Gin
cinnaL DetroS Chicago and i St. Louis.
Other trains daily except SUNDAY.
For tickets, timetables parof Or sleeping car aecommo,,
dations or information, apply o. onices brooklyn 333
5ao fat9ast An oss ose foot q fIl
Bowsry Place and West shore stations foot Of
6 Vanderbitavc. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10

DOy wanted to work in store and run err,
- reads; ~ whitsst ss,Fssses ssSrr:d az Co
~ IN. >. CLSNDANNAHo = w.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
CROWDS At ST.L0U|S
THs nlcnIsss asN sxose TrEN-



~. Ean1s sssk B.-The Michigan dele
xzlloa 81 ulns coaches len hesso 81 q
n. containing Gov. Lacs snd SAT, sx-siov.
Aver and lrisnds. Dep<stmsnt Commander
Rasherford and STAFF snd 30 Aiehlksn
asn. aa1 arrived In -. Louis ~ $50 ,. N
0ther saise.sioas arrived on ether linez.
s.ssliag ihs Aichissn erosd 70 about 80
~bo slil paEflcipsts Ia the grana process
sian te-morrow- 4hs headquarters tor
ne Ni1higsn Is al the 81 Jsmss. A vote
of ihaaks e.s sxtsnsiesi % Capt. ". A
tiasst1. of The &. 4 ". NJ. aud 30 +. b.
B1ss snd G. 4. kasssi, of the Illinois
Csntrsl. Or ths splendid trip and courteous
F-ztnkent.
Tue BOYS in hlas and their friends have
saxsa Tie city 81 storm today. and from
deyilsht znfil lzr into the night one con-
Enuolls rrocsss;0n haa pss>esi 01t OF the
Union 1st0I frfm SIX o'clock onetrd
there uss aas a isDar ol B1if sn hour with
out A tFsln and ths local reception
conmlttse. although 10 members had
been reinforced. found H i'm
possible 10 handle the people
thai eroeded upon them. There were
timss rhen chaos reignsd supFems- Ofhcisl
reports - headqusrtsEs of locsl COMMITTEES
this sgenlns ab0w that over twenty thou
ssad s0idisfs we're already upon The
zrounds ana Il Is also nsured out that fully
$3.50 strangers are IA tue city. This does
nat probaniv represent more than one
third Of the numner that viii De
here oy to-mouow, for delegations from
many Of the principal States. ineinding
Illinois and Pennsylvsnls, as well a. big
sxcursion trains are yet TO arrive. Whether
this great mnidtude can be housed even II
II =. s4ftf q
room, not even cot space
remained AZ any Of the hotels
after 10 o'clock. and the clerks
we're driven veil nigh 10 distraction by the
crowds that besie<ed the desks and begged
sBd pleaded for even place 20 lay their
heals. Every lodging house within the
radius Of mile Of the cd court house Is
flied up. and plenty OF people have been
zlrt 20 secure accommodations three miles
away. The rush. in izcg, has upset all cal
culs1ons. The executive COMMITTEES. how
ever has NOT allowed itself to get ratified
and is members express themselves ss con-
hdsnt that provision can be found for all
that come. The arrivals today included
divisions from Kansas, Colorado. Tennessee,
Georgia, Maine and Wyoming. Most OF
them brought hfe and drum corps and
dsspine rain aud mad they
marched merFiiy through the streets 20
strsins Of patriotic masic- They hardly
waited 70 xss the dust from their clothing
or reDIenish the wants Of the inner man
before thsy were mingling wth the crowds
IN the lobDles OF ths hotels seeking out old
scqnainfsncss and renewing associations Of
years ago. There i q good deal OF dis
eussion tonight OF candidates for
ounaradsr-ia- Chief and friends Of the
variors candidates are working enthusiast
t.cally for them. Ao important matter to
be discussed BY the Encampment is the
proposition 70 grant authorization for the
formstion OF Grand Army posts composed
south OF Mason and Dixonfs line. This
has many Supporters and also = large num-
Der OF opponents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
THE FIRST SESSION.
Opening OF the September Term of tn
Circuit Court yesserisy-Cases Called.

Opening OF the September Term of the
Circuit Court yesssrsisy-casss Called.
The September term of the Circuit Court
opened yesterday morning. with the case
OF Anthony Hammerschmidt. for keeping
his saloon open after hours. which was
continued over the term. The case OF Al
fred Parks for larceny. took The ssroe
course Charles and William Macar we're
srrsigned for murder, aud each entered q
plea Of not guilty.. WiiIism Sproul and
Robert Vincent both pleaded guilty TO q
charge OF resisting an officer. Lewis An
thony was srrsigned on q charge Of rape
and entered plea Of not guilty. George
Rykert and Mary Ann Gusietter, OF Rock
ford were srrsigDed for adultery and both
pleaded not guilty TO the charge. John
korstsnie, charged with ssssulting . man
as the chair factory. was srrsigned
and pleaded not guilty. in the cases Of
John Waller for the larceny Of property
more than 50, VIM. ". Phippen for IN
lawfully prscticinR medicine. and Eueene
Carpenter for uniswfullv dispOsing Of mort
gagged property. motions we're rnaae 20 have
them continued over the term. bat this vss
denied By the Judge IN the fssf,fr Of the
church Of Essf-st. 70 vsosts the alley ia the
rear OF the church. in order that the edifsce
might be snisge6, The prayer Of tbs petition
ers vas granted. several civil suits were
disposed Of ss NAV bs seen Ia the court re-
cord Ia another oumn. Several saloon
Gases sFe Oh call for today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

Fred Douglas hss returned to Washfnxtor
aftsv 4 tour IN Europe that occupied over
eleven naontAs and extended to Egyps.
Ny nis<sos to Egypt. said Mr Teeelass
- reporter. was D. sce Il could not trace
some connection between the ancient Fcvp-
tis1s and TIE African negroes a tosiav.
Ancient writer's ga ethnoiogy have bsrn
trvng e. cut ths negro race CT from arr
ancient greatn>ss ! hsf found tbe Egvp-
tisns described ~ having DARK skin. curly
hair. hixh cheek bcpes. 5isfendr.i rostriis and
thsck bps. I vert there g make ny oassrva-
tigns snd fern my own conclusions. OF
csals- he pare EgYptian has been mixed ~
very r1sch ~sth fbe Arabs. tue the charac-
tcrisffc features ~ tse ancisnt Eeypkfans are
sell prr~erved snsonx the Cops of Exyps
81 r~turrpess frorn zlv trip vita the csuvic-
tIoa thst the negro coaid ast he crnres.te,s
vitn farse peeple The Errrflans pro7er srs
peccle bY themselves Thev arz rot f>su-
cssfan. bnt taeY are not negroes The purs
neErs = not found farther anrzh On The
Africsa ccstsnsrs ttan sh~ sss.1sfan. Tie
Scsidsnr-e sre e=rsire negroes. and = Ere
rsce II reopie sSey sfe--inssliixsnt snd
sra~. As ssIsifsrs the Ene 81 srefer tha
souann-se - ahe krrptisrs
-fhs rerT~-s vii bs~s - Iook 40 fza
fasssr~ SD 80 ~ ne pAss Ter ske er-szfn~<u
a. tnsir rsrn. rsev <anr e ~~rsaisss s,.-ir
cisfrss - tks siersae ~ oid Exros: hss wko
kscps tisas n sae eer5sn x t,ss,e tka~ r-sr
nef ch=nee pssc-~ rfta fkssse rks ztla reear.s
them IS - nAfsrsor rsr~. fsss - tb~ Bssf-Sh
hses ehsa9rd riar~ e.th - FonssnsFs-
wsssiazsea cor css.aze Tsw<
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

Alaerrnsn Hss sssra ia as oginlen Eh.s
eo3at@ny has tried - bualdoss tkis Aranoll.
! thiEk tkss waited & oUlla to0rteen
nsles II ro&e. 1al v hen they SET ons hns
built kaea let us give tkess snefaer fEsn.
eAise The reEs0rt of tbs ecmnlttrt has
rad very sklutors sncci ~ the company
Las stopped thetF ealidazlEx and - Dasad-
ine sts oen bushes
Ihs saosion "a reoonslder the report Was
then oxffisd bs the following sete'
feas- Alasrmsn Ifs4u<. lie1rssf Doyle.
fisennsrdI Hayward. ls0nisEs. Assls -.
ksys~-AldsrsnsH kIeansr. saunders
Stewart. Sgsin--s.
fhs report ~as referred hack TO the oosn-
ullflex.
President Thayer. Of the Board Of fab-
lse Norks reported 10 tie Councl that The
bias foE building oigy hospital had been
opened s1d the lowest bid Was =. 40, and
thai the amount ~ SS.0}o had been voted
for such purpose Referred 20 the Com.
migsxe an HEALTH Aldsfmsn Hayward
Iaoves tnai the Board Of Public Works "a
anime the East Fulton II. sewer aud make
such improvements thereon. ss they may
deem advisable Adopted.
Adjourned NJ 40 50
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
POISONED WITH MILK
A whels Family Suffering frem fss Ter
rsbi- Ensets--oas Victim Already
Dead and others Likely %
Dis-othsr MsehikAn News.

MILAs. Mich-, Sept. 2s There Is great
excitement here and IN the vicinity Of the
farm Of Ar. 5. II. Evans. two miles from
this yillsgs. over . case OF wholesale milk
poisoning" tn that genilsman's family. The
entire family partOok OF milk freely Friday
and with one exception all were taken
suddenly and violently III. Physicians
were summoned. and suspicion wasturned
toward the milk. Professor Naughsn. OF
the university. was sent for. and hs al once
pronounced il a sufe case OF the effects OF
tyTotoxicon or milk poison
one Of the family. boy. l. or II years
old, died yesterday. Mrs Evans IL was
feared would die today. and one daughter
may not recover. Mr.. Evans Is now be-
lieged to De out Of danger.
IL il alleged that the house Is old and
the cellar damp and musty. with odors
and evidences OF decay all about. The
milk was kept in that unpromising por-
ton OF the house and was terribly i'm
prsgnssed with the poison that had been
bred there.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

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Lack of space prsciudes the possiniliry OF
an sxtspr~f notics of the entertainments AZ
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large number Of her friends and the friends Of
Al. voune lx,iiss and ~entIsuen in the
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cAss- As 'h WIN 'ne s&soss''" u "his1u
Brigham we're amateurs. most OF whom ap-
p>srcd for the frst time. u wonid be msni-
fssfly anfair 90 attempt any criticism Miss
" llson reals very well ons she - naturally
. fyro IN acting and the play she chose u
one that requires marked ability
In al the characters. The young lady ap-
pesrsd ss Esther Eccles and isoorsd under
ths difnculty Of never having seen TASTE
performed. she nlsde very neat and pret-
~ appearances and vss rewarded With dow
srs and eppitaee. NJ, Hnopard nao = Inh-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
CHARLES DAWSON INSANE.
He IL Locked Up I'm the JAN for Sal
Keeping.

He IL Locked Up I'm the JAN for safe
Keeping.
Charles Dawson, the well known carriage
maker and dealer, OF South Ionis-st., wa,
confined to Jail yesterday. he being violent
ly insane. Several symptoms Of insanity
begun 10 shQw on him last Friday evening
when he tried 10 shoot several persons with
a evo' yer. sghe weapon was taken away
from him aid DIR. w. II. Rosx was called TO
prescribe for him. The Doctor gave him
remedies which quie;ed him for the night.
On Saturday The unfortunate man called
at DR.. Ross residence, and on
meeting the doctor cried. You are the
man want You did 1t, and attempted
70 choke the NJ. ID. lie was. however,
quieted and taken 10 his home. He slept
with one OF his employees that night and
during the night tried TO choke him. sun
day night Drs. Ross and Holden were
called in council and they pronounced him
insane, and gave an order TO ooniiDe him
in jail for safe keeping.
He lost bis wife two years ago and recently
buried one of bis children. and il is sup
posed that grief for them and slight busi-
ness troubles caused his insanify.